Wildflower Society

01/24/2026

Permission slip for the weekend:

💕Say no to things that drain you
💕 Do something just because it brings you joy
💕 Let someone else handle it
💕 Take up space without apologizing
💕 Want more than what you have

You don’t need to earn your rest. You don’t need to be productive. You’re allowed to just… be.

Signed,
Two ladies who are still learning too.

01/23/2026

Junk journaling has a quiet way of bringing us back to ourselves. Each scrap of paper, ticket stub, doodle, or handwritten note holds a tiny memory—sometimes one we didn’t even realize we’d tucked away. As we glue and layer and play, little moments resurface: a season of life, a feeling, a song playing in the background of an ordinary day that suddenly feels special again.

There’s something deeply comforting about flipping through old pages and seeing where you’ve been—not in a polished, perfect way, but in a real, lived-in one. The crooked edges, the mismatched colors, the messy thoughts—they all tell a story. They remind us that joy doesn’t always arrive in big milestones; sometimes it lives in coffee stains, inside jokes, pressed flowers, or words we once needed to write down.

Junk journaling invites us to slow down, to savor the small things, and to create a space where memories can rest gently instead of fading. It’s a love letter to our past selves and a reminder that even in the chaos, there were—and still are—glimmers of joy worth holding onto.

01/23/2026

Happy Friday ladies!!

01/22/2026

When did female friendship become scheduling coffee three weeks out and canceling because life got busy? Or saying, "I miss you, let's hang out." And getting no reply, or "sure"- and that was that. When did it become surface-level conversations about kids and weather? And that's it? No depth.

When did we decide as a group we'll chase people? We'll let them decide when they have time for us and how our friendship will be? Beg them to be our friends, hang out with us, respond to a text.

Our grandmothers had each other. They lived on the same streets, raised kids together, sat on porches and talked about real things. They had community by default. What happened?

We have to build it intentionally now. And that’s exhausting. But it’s also needed. As mothers today we desperately need women in our life- to vent to, to to lean on, to laugh with. Women we can be our true selves around, unmask.

We can't keep chasing and holding onto friendships that are one-sided, or people who, honestly, just don't care. Our time and our energy is so limited, with so little to give we have to be intentional with where it goes.

Because here’s what I know: You cannot heal in isolation. You cannot grow in isolation. You cannot figure out who you are beyond “mom” and “wife” and “employee” without other women reflecting back to you that you’re allowed to be more. And to want more. You need friendship. Period.

And we've got to get away from the narrative that as mothers we don't need friendship, or that it comes last.

The Wildflower Society exists because Miria and I truly believe women need other women, we need community and we deserve it. We deserve- friendships that go deeper, women who get it, permission to take up space and to want more and be “too much” without apologizing.

And every single event we host, I’m reminded - we’re not alone in this. So many women are starving for real connection.

So this is your reminder: You’re not meant to do this alone. And the women you’re looking for? They’re looking for you too.

- Christina 💕

01/21/2026

Eeekkk we are so excited to be introducing our craft club box all the supplies and vibes packed up to go home with you! They will making there debut appearance on 2/7 at our February market! See you there!

01/21/2026

Have you stopped by yet?

01/20/2026

Miria and I are writing a book together. About women, community, healing, taking up space - all the things The Wildflower Society is built on.

And here’s the ironic part: I’m writing about giving yourself permission to pursue your dreams while actively feeling guilty about the time I’m spending writing instead of doing literally anything else. 🫣

The laundry’s piling up, always. I’m behind on responding to messages. My kids have definitely had cereal for dinner more than once this week. And every time I sit down to write, there’s this voice that says “who do you think you are?”

But you know what? That voice is exactly why we’re writing this book.

Because I’m not the only one who feels this. Every woman who walks through our doors is carrying some version of this guilt. The “I should be grateful for what I have” guilt. The “other people have it harder” guilt. The “am I being selfish?” guilt.

And we’re all so tired of making ourselves small to make other people comfortable.

So I’m writing. We’re planning a podcast launch. We’re running events. We’re building this business that’s really a community that’s really a movement of women who are done apologizing for wanting more.
Is it messy? Absolutely. Am I doing everything perfectly? Not even close. But I’m doing it. And that’s the whole point.

Because the women watching need to see that it’s possible. That you don’t have to wait for perfect timing or permission or for your life to be less chaotic. You just start. Messy, imperfect, exactly as you are.
So this is me, starting. Writing the book. Planning the podcast. Building the thing. Taking up space.

I'm chaotic, all over the place, chronically behind.. but I love it and its bring me so mich joy.

What’s your thing? The one you keep putting off until “someday”?

-Christina 💕

01/20/2026

We'd have to agree!

A study suggests women benefit from having a girls night roughly every 22 days to support their mental health.

The idea is that regular time with close friends helps reduce stress, reset your mood, and feel more grounded in everyday life.

01/19/2026

This is truly a passion of mine. After over a decade of doing readings, divination and spell work with women I’m so excited to share these practices. Helping women to ignite new skills and harness knowledge that will guide them on their journey.

February is a very exciting month because we will be diving into spell work- learning The What, where, when and why of ingredients. Each guest will receive a tarot reading and will create their own custom spell jars. I hope to see you there.